Abderrezak Mokri Holds A Press Conference - Algiers

Abderrezak Mokri Holds A Press Conference - Algiers

Abou el-Fadhl Baadji, Secretary General of the National Liberation Front (FLN), gives a press conference at the party headquarters in the capital Algiers on June 16, 2021. Algeria's long-dominant National Liberation Front (FLN) won weekend parliamentary elections, but with a significantly reduced number of seats and with the country's lowest ever turnout at 23 percent, the electoral board said on June 15. Photo by Ammi Louiza/ABACAPRESS.COM

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